There are a number of people who are using, or planning to use, a Crydom 0-10v proportional controller to divert surplus energy to their immersion, and I thought it would be a good idea to continue those discussions in a single location, rather than scattered through the rather long solar energy management thread.
A question for those who have already done this is what update rate are you using? I think Dennis said he was doing this at around 100 per minute. Does the emonglcd get updated at this rate as well?
And a second question. Are you worried about the state of the immersion thermostat? ie what happens when the tank of water is up to temperature.
Lloyd
Re: Designs Using Crydom
Yes the emonGLCD get's updated at this rate, as does the emonbase.
I have had to insert a delay into the emonbase to prevent continuous network updating but this has caused occasional errors. I have now adjusted the code to something I hope works better using millis(), but I will only be home in 8 days time to test it.
I did do some changes in the emonGLCD but I will need to look at the code to remember what, but I quite like the faster screen updates - the delay already in the programming prevents illegible updates, probably to about 1 change per second. As I added a third CT to measure diverted power I added some lines in the program so that instead of displaying exported power, it now displays the power going to the heater aswell as turning the LED's orange. Kind of like if power3 > 15 then display the power3, else display the imported/exported power as standard. It's quite nice seeing at a distance the LED's glowing orange. I've a few more idea's on this but I'm working on another energy saving idea's just now - I had never heard of Openernergymonitor and arduino before March but it's nearly all I'm thinking about these days, much to my wife's annoyance (she'll get over it!).
For the immersion thermostat, this at the moment is in operation and doesn't appear to be causing any issues but I have re-wrote the programming so that it will cut out via a software limit (also having to wait for testing). I also measure the hot tank temperature at immersion level, tank center and outlet for this purpose.
Dennis
Re: Designs Using Crydom
I have an emonTX (no 1) adjacent to my consumer unit, reading generated (solar) power, and consumed power. I intend to place a second emonTX (no 2!) in the airing cupboard, and use that to control the crydom. I want to measure the power being used by the immersion for feedback, but I have a dilemma on its best location. I don't really want to put the sensor in the consumer unit (but will if I have to), and my other option is to measure on the second emonTX. This would mean transmitting from no1 to no2 the power generated and being consumed, and using that to control the output. I would then want to transmit from both tx to the emonglcd and emonbase.
Does this sound feasible?
Lloyd


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Contains all Track's data
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| Track:new ([name]) | Creates a new Track |
Methods
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- Track:new ([name])
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Creates a new Track
Parameters:
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Adds an event-list (or single event) to the track. These events can be
MetaEvents
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orProgramChangeEvents
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- map_function
function to be applied to
events
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new Track object
See also:
- Track:get_events (filter)
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Gets events from Track
Parameters:
- filter
string
a string to filter events by type. The valid values are
meta
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Returns:
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events table
See also:
- filter
string
a string to filter events by type. The valid values are
- Track:set_tempo (bpm)
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Sets Track's tempo
Parameters:
- bpm number the tempo in beats per minute.
Returns:
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Track with tempo
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Track:set_time_signature (num, den[, midi_clocks_tick=
24
[, notes_midi_clock=8
]]) -
Sets Track's time signature
Parameters:
- num int signature's numerator (top number)
- den int signature's denominator (bottom number)
- midi_clocks_tick
number of MIDI clocks per ticks
(default
24
) - notes_midi_clock
number of notes per MIDI clock
(default
8
)
Returns:
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Track with time signature
See also:
- Track:set_key_signature (sf, mi)
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Sets Track's key signature
Parameters:
- sf number of sharps or flats
- mi [opt=0] major or minor (0 or 1)
Returns:
-
Track with key signature
See also:
- Track:set_text (text)
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Sets text to Track
Parameters:
- text string the text to be added
Returns:
-
Track with text
See also:
- Track:set_copyright (copyright)
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Sets copyright to Track
Parameters:
- copyright string the copyright to be added
Returns:
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Track with copyright
See also:
- Track:set_name (name)
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Sets a name to Track
Parameters:
- name string the name to be added
Returns:
-
Track with a name
See also:
- Track:set_instrument_name (instrument_name)
-
Sets instrument name to Track
Parameters:
- instrument_name string the instrument name to be added
Returns:
-
Track with instrument name
See also:
- Track:set_lyric (lyric)
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Sets lyric to Track
Parameters:
- lyric string the lyric text to be added
Returns:
-
Track with the lyric
See also:
- Track:set_marker (marker)
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Sets marker text to Track
Parameters:
- marker string the marker text to be added
Returns:
-
Track with the marker text
See also:
- Track:set_cue_point (cue_point)
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Sets cue point to Track
Parameters:
- cue_point string the cue point text to be added
Returns:
-
Track with the cue point
See also:
- Track:poly_mode_on ()
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Activates poly mode
Returns:
-
Track with poly mode activated
- Track:get_tempo ()
-
Gets tempo from Track
Returns:
-
Track's tempo
See also:
- Track:get_time_signature ()
-
Gets time signature from Track
Returns:
-
Track's time signature
See also:
- Track:get_key_signature ()
-
Gets key signature from Track
Returns:
-
Track's key signature
See also:
- Track:get_text ()
-
Gets text from Track
Returns:
-
Track's text
See also:
- Track:get_copyright ()
-
Gets copyright from Track
Returns:
-
Track's copyright
See also:
- Track:get_name ()
-
Gets name from Track
Returns:
-
Track's name
See also:
- Track:get_instrument_name ()
-
Gets instrument name from Track
Returns:
-
Track's instrument name
See also:
- Track:get_lyric ()
-
Gets lyric from Track
Returns:
-
Track's lyric
See also:
- Track:get_marker ()
-
Gets marker from Track
Returns:
-
Track's marker
See also:
- Track:get_cue_point ()
-
Gets cue point from Track
Returns:
-
Track's cue point
See also:


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Members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) appear to be divided over the suspension of its Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, Ndudi Elumelu, and six others.
The NWC, in a recent statement by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, had insisted that the suspension of Eleumelu and others was still subsisting.
The party on July 11, slammed one month suspension on Elumelu and others for taking House Minority leadership positions against the choices of the party.
Besides Elumelu, others affected by the suspension order are: Lynda Ikpeazu, Wole Oke, Anayo Edwin, Gideon Gwadi, Toby Okechukwu and Adekoya Abdul-Majid.
Read Also: PDP demands justice for slain Woman Leader, insists Kogi, Bayelsa were rigged
The party’s NWC has refused to recognise Elumelu and other suspended lawmakers as minority leaders in the lower chamber.
The party has insisted on Kingsley Chinda as Minority Leader.
But two members of the NWC have said the suspension order on Elumelu and others had expired.
Deputy National Chairman (South) Elder Yemi Akinwonmi and the National Youth Leader Sunday Udeh Okoye debunked reports of extending the suspension on the House of Representatives members.
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“I am an integral part of the NWC but I am telling you that to the best of my knowledge, I am aware that he was suspended for one month and that was about six months ago and the suspension has elapsed,” Akinwonmi said.
Also, Okoye denied any knowledge of extension on the suspension order on the lawmakers.


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Arbor Day is an annual holiday that seeks to inspire people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees. It started in 1872 in an area of the United States not often associated with trees—the Great Plains. A few years earlier, a man named J. Sterling Morton had moved from tree-filled Michigan to Nebraska, a land practically devoid of trees. Morton was a nature enthusiast and spent the next several years encouraging people to plant trees, shrubs, and flowers. He advocated that plants, and specifically trees, would help improve the environment, beautify the landscape, and encourage others to settle in Nebraska.
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Abstract: Many computer visionproblems have an asymmetric distribution of information between training and test time. In this work, we study the case where we are given additional information about the training data, which however will not be available at test time. This situation is called learning using privileged information (LUPI). We introduce two maximum-margin techniques that are able to make use of this additional source of information, and we show that the framework is applicable to several scenarios that have been studied in computer vision before. Experiments with attributes, bounding boxes, image tags and rationales as additional information in object classification show promising results.
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When preparing to run a command, drush works by "bootstrapping" the Drupal environment in very much the same way that is done during a normal page request from the web server, so most drush commands run in the context of a fully-initialized website.
For efficiency and convenience, some drush commands can work without first bootstrapping a Drupal site, or by only partially bootstrapping a site. This is more efficient, because there is sometimes a slight delay involved with bootstrapping, especially in some of the later stages. It is also a matter of convenience, because some commands are useful to use even when you do not have a working Drupal site available to bootstrap. For example, you can use drush to download Drupal with `drush dl drupal`. This obviously does not require any bootstrapping to work.
Starting with Drush-5, the loading of configuration files is no longer closely tied to the drush bootstrapping process. All configuration files are now loaded upfront, during DRUSH_BOOTSTRAP_DRUSH, with the Drupal root and site configuration files being loaded in advance of the corresponding bootstrap phase. See `drush topic docs-configuration` for details on drush configuration files.
Only bootstrap Drush, without any Drupal specific code.
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Set up and test for a valid drupal root, either through the -r/--root options, or evaluated based on the current working directory.
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Set up a Drupal site directory and the correct environment variables to allow Drupal to find the configuration file.
If no site is specified with the -l / --uri options, Drush will assume the site is 'default', which mimics Drupal's behaviour.
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Load the settings from the Drupal sites directory.
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Connect to the Drupal database using the database credentials loaded during the previous bootstrap phase.
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Fully initialize Drupal.
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Log in to the initialiased Drupal site.
This bootstrap phase is used after the site has been fully bootstrapped. This is the default bootstrap phase all commands will try to reach, unless otherwise specified.
This phase will log you in to the drupal site with the username or user ID specified by the --user/ -u option.
Use this bootstrap phase for your command if you need to have access to information for a specific user, such as listing nodes that might be different based on who is logged in.
This is not an actual bootstrap phase. Commands that use DRUSH_BOOTSTRAP_MAX will cause drush to bootstrap as far as possible, and then run the command regardless of the bootstrap phase that was reached. This is useful for drush commands that work without a bootstrapped site, but that provide additional information or capabilities in the presence of a bootstrapped site. For example, `drush pm-releases modulename` works without a bootstrapped Drupal site, but will include the version number for the installed module if a Drupal site has been bootstrapped.


Calcutta is like a work of modern art that neither makes sense nor has utility, but exists for some esoteric aesthetic reason.”
― Amit Chaudhuri, A Strange And Sublime AddressThe famous Dakshineswar temple which houses the Goddess Kali was founded by Rani Rashmoni following a dream she saw when she was about to start on her pilgrimage to Benaras. A long term plan of the Rani materialized which she had longed to perform when her husband died with unfulfilled wish of constructing a Kali temple. A dynamic woman, Rani Rashmoni took over the administration of the enormous estate her husband left her. The benevolent administrator, Rani Rashmoni was always in conflict with the stringent British laws and policies. People honored her and loved her for her daring and benevolent spirit. Dakshineswar temple, bathing ghats, a way from Subarnarekha River to Puri, Imperial Library (present National Library) and Hindu College (present Presidency College) are the testimonials to her benevolent nature.
The main temple of Adyapeath is unique in both its architecture and its symbolism. Made of immaculate white marble, it is really three temples nestled inside one another. The temple’s symbolism denotes not only the unity of all aspects of the Hindu faith, but the unity of all religions toward a common goal: humanity’s realization of God. Its spire combines Shiva’s Trident, the Moon and Star, the Cross, and the Hand Fan–the symbols of Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism respectively. The Main Altar Like the temple itself, the main altar also takes a very unusual configuration: three altars, one atop the other, like stairsteps. On the bottom altar is a murthi of Sri Ramakrishna, with the word “Guru” inscribed nearby. On the middle altar is a replica of the murthi of Adya Ma found by Annada Thakur in the Eden Garden. This murthi is made of eight metals. Nearby is inscribed “Knowledge and Work.”
Located at the far end of the St. John's Church complex and next to Job Chranok's tomb lies the circular temple-like tomb of Frances Johnson (1725–1812). The grave stone inside the grave is no less interesting than the grave itself.[according to whom?] Frances Johnson (popularly known as Begum Johnson), the grand old lady of Calcutta, lived up to an age of 89 and married four times. The epitaph makes an interesting reading,[according to whom?] as its describes her entire life, with details of her four husbands and their respective children.
Bengali Misti
Fish Fry
Anadi Cabin, Jawaharlal Nehru Road
Dusherra, Kolkata
Mayaram’s, Lord Sinha Road: Paaavvvv Bhaajjiiiii… Slurpp!
Eden Garden
© Nikhil


GALAXY QUEST
Review by John Beachem
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Directed by: Dean Parisot Written by: Robert Gordon, David Howard
How would William Shatner and company react if forced into a real "Star Trek" situation? This is the basic premise behind "Galaxy Quest", the new comic film from Dreamworks. Such a premise could easily be turned into a single joke film but "Galaxy Quest" manages to keep the laughs coming. With a great supporting cast and a hilarious performance from Tim Allen, the film only drops the ball once or twice when it tries to be a little too serious.
Jason Nesmith (Tim Allen) is an aging object of affection for thousands of "trekkies"; only here, they're most likely known as Questers. Galaxy Quest may have ended 20 years prior, but this hasn't stopped the original cast from spending all their time appearing at conventions and supporting local business openings. However, while Jason may be enjoying his lifestyle his fellow cast members are more than a little tired of it. Alex (a hysterical Alan Rickman) wants to be a dramatic actor again, and Gwen (Sigourney Weaver) is tired of all her interviews consisting of questions about her breasts. So when an alien race, led by the benevolent but incredibly naive Malthesar (Enrico Colantoni), asks the cast for help (believing them to be real astronauts), they can hardly refuse the chance for something different.
One thing a comedy like this needs is an actor who can act in a completely serious fashion even when ridiculous events are unfolding around them. Rickman and Weaver are both present for this precise reason. The two of them are wonderful at looking dour and disapproving while their cohorts go through comic antics. The more comical roles belong to Allen and the perfectly cast Tony Shalhoub (Men in Black, The Siege) as the supposed chief engineer. Shalhoub's character, Fred Kwan, is hilarious because he seems to have no problem whatsoever with the situation he is in.
A lesser film might have mocked trekkies and the show itself, and this isn't a hard thing to forgive as both are so easy to mock. However, "Galaxy Quest" is so completely good natured about the entire thing that one gets the impression that they're laughing along with trekkies rather than at them. This is possibly due to the fact that the cast is obviously having such a good time making this film. One can almost imagine them doubled over with laughter between scenes where they speak with the aliens who have grins constantly plastered on their faces.
There are certainly a few flaws here, but they don't detract too much from the experience. For one, Sam Rockwell's (Green Mile) character is rather irritating. Known as Guy, or crewman number six, he spends the entire film whining about how he's going to be killed because he was an extra on the show. Things also get a bit too sentimental at parts in a film which should have maintained its goofiness the whole way through. "Galaxy Quest" is basically harmless fluff at it's worst, hilarious at it's best. It's a lot of fun, but it won't stay with you for too long once it's over. The films runs 102 minutes, which is just about perfect. I'd recommend catching a matinee if you can, but do try and see this in theatres as some of the effects are really quite good. I give "Galaxy Quest" a well earned four stars.
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Summer of Science 2017
Summer of Science is an initiative by the Maths and Physics Club, to encourage, and help discover, the joy of learning. To know more, click here! and we will be posting the projects online soon, keep visiting!
Summer of Science Projects 2017
| Special Theory Of Relativity Time, mass change with observer? Well, let's go through the very famous theory of special relativity with Abhijit Garg and find out what unsolved ambiguities gave rise to radical but most logical thinking which gave this theory right here. | |
| How classical mechanics is linked to Quantum mechanics The counterintuitive concepts of quantum mechanics have revolutionised our understanding of reality. Is Quantum Mechanics really a completely abstract concept or is does it arise from things we have known all along? Abhisek Sahu attempts to find the relations between classical mechanics and Quantum mechanics here. | |
| Galactic Dynamics and Stellar Dynamics How do stars form ?, What governs the motion of stars ?, What types of orbits do they move in ?, How do galaxies and stars evolve over time ?, What are the phenomenons observed when galaxies and stars interact ?, all these and more questions have been studied and answered in this report by Aditya Konale. | |
| Basic Astronomy This report by Ajay Dangi gives a brief description about history of astronomy and the mathematics involved in astronomy.It also provides an introduction to calendars and star gazing for beginners. | |
| Group Theory In mathematics and abstract algebra, group theory studies the algebraic structures known as groups. Here Akhil Naik explores some concepts of a group theory which is central to abstract algebra. | |
| Quantum Mechanics Although quantum mechanics has been here for nearly a century, it is still not easily understood. Aniket Pawan Dubey endeavors to perceive it. Explore the basics of quantum mechanics here | |
| Deep learning techniques for face verification Face verification finds its applications in security systems and biometrics. Deep learning is used to determine the most characteristic facial features and classify the data. Anish Ram Senathi studies the neural network architectures used in this task. | |
| Mathmatical Finance The field of finance can prove to be quite difficult to comprehend, but use of mathematical and computational models can make the analysis simpler. How can mathematics help uncover profitable strategies in the stock market ? Archiki Prasad studies the basic financial strategies using mathematical tools for the evaluation of stock markets right here | |
| Special Theory of Relativity How do the laws of physics transform in the high-speed regime? What seemingly weird effects unfurl as we go closer to the speed of light? In this report, A. S. V. Kireeti lays out the details of the famed Einstein's special relativity in this report | |
| Coordination compounds and their chemistry From hemoglobin in our blood to the photography we do, everywhere coordination compounds have a role to play. This summer Bhavya Garg tried to learn about them in depth and enjoyed the experience. This is her report | |
| Probability and Statistics Everything in real world is random. So to analyze different systems in our real life, we need theory of probability and statistics. Chhavi Sharma explores some basics of probability and statistics in this report. | |
| Molecular Motor simulations Have you ever wondered how the essential components we require for our life are transported in the cells? How is the flow of building material regulated inside the cell? Debanjali Chatterjee delves into the microscopic highways of our body and explores the functioning of motor proteins and the cytoskeleton. You can find a report of her learnings here! | |
| Astronomy What we observe in the night sky, is it just stars and galaxies and planets? What is space made of? How did we living beings came into existence? Himani Gangurde studies and writes the basic concepts and theories of astronomy.You can find a report of her learnings here. | |
| Cosmology Join Hrithik Diwakar in his pursuit for understanding the evolution of the universe from the Big Bang to now and on into the future here . Discover modern ideas and mysteries that await human enlightenment. | |
| Non-linear Dynamics While studying biophysics and molecular motors Jovina Vaswani , stumbled upon the equations governing the dynamics of it. This newfound discovery of her's fascinated me more than her previous topic of research and here is a compilation of her learnings | |
| Quantum Computing Quantum Computing has emerged as an exciting field of research for both physicists and computer scientists. Can we achieve what a classical modern computer will never be able to? The basic introduction to quantum computing and logic was studied by Keshav Janyani and you can find the report here. | |
| Machine Learning " A breakthrough in machine learning would be worth ten Microsofts. "- Bill Gates. In today's world, machine learning plays a major role ranging from cyber security to bank transactions or the virtual assistants in today's mobile phones. So Kinjal Saxena tried learning the basic algorithms which goes into such a vast subject and this is what she learnt. | |
| Special Theory of Relativity Einstein in STR approached towards different conventional problems at his time from a completely different angle. He suspected time, his theory replaced conventional notion of an absolute universal time. Want to know why moving clocks runs slow? So in that case this report by Kratvesh Pandey is ideal for you. | |
| Machine Learning Ever wondered how does Amazon or Netflix recommend you stuff or how do market forecasting takes place or how does google sorts the websites for your search or how does speech recognition and image recognition work? In this report, Krishna Wadhwani explores the concept that has taken the world by storm. | |
| Game Theory Over the past few decades, game theory has become an important tool to solve problems in various natural, applied and social sciences. Kumaresh Ramesh studies the basic concepts that go into modelling and analyzing games. Have a look at his findings! | |
| Special Relativity and Pre-requisites for General Relativity Relativity- one of the most fascinating and the least intuitive studies of all. In the early twentieth century, everyday experience and common sense were flung out of the window by Albert Einstein and what remained back turned itself into the Theory of Relativity. Manu Srivastava attempts to understand the mysteries of spacetime through the relative eyes of a curious student. | |
| Special Theory of Relativity The new concepts introduced in the Special Theory of Relativity changed the whole perception of space and time drastically.The fictious time travel can now become a reality. How is it so? Mayank Sultania has explored the changes and transformations, it brings to the various aspects of physics . His report can be found here | |
| Machine learning Machine learning in the recent years has grown to become one of the most prominent ways to realise the Big AI dream. What does Machine Learning have to offer us in this context? In this short note, Myana Rukmangadh Sai studies the basics of machine learning and tries to give a feel of what it is. | |
| Machine Learning Yasar Adeel Ansari was fascinated by the potential interference of Artificial Intelligence into our daily lives and has studied machine learning this summer to explore that potential. Machine Learning is widely being used to solve problems that have troubled our scientific community for decades, the report gives a brief description on some of those wide applications of Machine Learning. | |
| CRISPR It might sound like a cereal brand, but CRISPR stands to be one of the biggest revolutions in genetics during our lifetime. Vishal Jain explores CRISPR-Cas9, a genome editing tool that’s able to “cut” DNA in a targeted fashion, allowing scientists to accurately edit the building blocks of life. The consequences are enormous, from eliminating genetic diseases to potentially creating designer babies.You can find a report of his work here | |
| Nonlinear Dynamics Nonlinear dynamics and chaos theory is a rich amalgamation of applied mathematics and physical modeling,touching the studies of turbulence,fractals,weather prediction and many more diverse topics.Viraj Nadkarni studies the mathematics behind this subject and explores several interesting real life models to explain its application. You can find a report of his work here. | |
| Qunatum Mechanics under Relativistic Conditions Schrodinger's equation is great, but the story doesn't end there! Fast moving electrons refuse to obey rules unless treated in a relativistic framework. Vineet Punyamoorty covers a review of the Special Theory of Relativity and the Klein-Gordon equation to explain quantum mechanics of spin-0 particles, under relativistic conditions. You can find a report of his work here. | |
| Abstract Algebra( Groups ) Abstract algebra is a very vast and general field of mathematics. This branch deals with various algebraic structures and has immense applications due to its generality. In this report, Sriram Balasubramanian studies one of the most basic algebraic structures- Groups. | |
| Graph Theory Graph theory is one of the most important branches of applied mathematics.From searching planarity to the famous stable matching problem, this report by Soham Dibyachintan explores some of the most interesting topics in this with special emphasis on the Gale- Shapley algorithm which is used by many including JoSAA. | |
| Machine Learning and Applied Statistics Various algorithms employed in Machine Learning were implemented and analysed by Siddhesh Pednekar. The Convolutional Neural Networks was implemented for signature recognition(forgery vs. genuinity) using Keras using Tensorflow backend.You can find a report of his work here. | |
| Fundamental of Flight The purpose of this report by Shubhanshu Gupta is to present the basic fundamentals of flight at the introductory level in the clearest, simplest, and most motivating way possible. First, we will learn about some basic preliminaries that are used throughout the report. Since flight vehicles spend it most of the time in atmosphere so it good to have knowledge of atmosphere and we will cover it in second phase. Then we will study some basic aerodynamics terms and how they are used in flight. | |
| Machine Learning Ever wondered how Facebook or Apple's photo application recognizes your friends in your pictures, and each time you read your email and a spam filter saves you from having to wade through tons of spam? Shubham Jain studies Machine Learning and its various algorithm and how it works! You can find a report of his work here. | |
| Introduction to Special Theory of Relativity Special Theory of relativity deals with contractions and dilations that are not in agreement with our commonsense views of the universe. In fact, they almost appear ludicrous. Yet, there have been several observations that agree with its predictions. Shubham Birange explores this mind-boggling Universe in this report,which can be found here! | |
| Quantum Computation and Information Quantum computation and Information has brought a new computational definition about physics over thinking physically about computation. Shivam Pundir studied the 'magic' of Quantum Mechanics to understand the concepts like Quantum Teleportation, Quantum Parallelism, along with various Quantum Algorithms.You can find a report of his work here. | |
| Machine Learning Machine learning is becoming widespread and organizations are using it in a variety of ways, including improving cyber security, enhancing recommendation engines, and optimizing self-driving cars. Sanjog Joshi studies the basic algorithms and applications of Machine learning. You can find report of his learnings here! | |
| Quantum Computing In a world where we are relying increasingly on computing, to share our information and store our most precious data, the idea of living without computers might baffle most people. We are doing nice in world of computers but can we do better ? answer is yes we just need a quantum Computer. Saipriya Satyajit studies basics of Quantum Computing and all that has been the state of art in this field.You can find a report of his learnings here. | |
| Introduction to quantum mechanics and condensed state physics In this work , Sahasrajit Sarmasarkar has basically explored the basics and origin of quantum mechanics.Also mathematical modelling has been discussed.In the end Kronig Penney model has also been covered.You can find a report of his learnings here. | |
| Cosmology Our position in this world is not more than a dust particle & history of entire man-kind is nothing in comparison to history of universe. In this report on cosmology, Riya is trying to explore why the universe is like this. How did it develops, what is its history & what will be its fate? You can find a report of her learnings here. | |
| Abstract Algebra (group theory and different kind of groups) The mathematics of group theory has always been so interesting and the roots of this theory is linear algebra (Matrices). Rahul Punia explores various ways to explain group theory and different kind of groups .You can find a report of his learnings here! | |
| Cryptography You connect your phone to a computer and a message pops up saying, "trust or don't trust this computer" what is this trust? why can you download only certified apps ? how do you get to talk over email, what makes you so sure that you can share your bank details over the internet? Raghav Goyal studies the basics of cryptography, which includes historic encryption methods from the world war II to modern times and a lot more . You can find a report of his learnings here!! | |
| Special Theory of Relativity This report, prepared by Pratyush Ragini tells how length and time interval change when speeds get higher and closer to c and how to perceive these changes diagramatically. | |
| Transformation of Space-Time co-ordinates:Inertial frames Did you ever ponder over the impact on our notions, if nature dictates constancy of a finite velocity over all inertial frames? Prasanth YSS looks into this part of 'relativity'.You can find a report of his learnings here. | |
| Laser Isotope Separation This narrow beam of light is capable of separating a desired isotope of chemical element from other isotopes; one of the toughest scientific challenges. Parnashri Wankhede explores the fascinating world of Lasers, her learnings can be found here! | |
| Machine Learning Algorithms in machine learning and some applications covering analysis of each rigorously. Learning how to perform data mining, clustering using supervised unsupervised learning algorithms. Naman Jain studies explores the growing field of machine learning. You can find a report of his learnings here. | |
| Mathematical Finance In the recent past, the options market has been the inspiration for many movies based on overnight rags-to-riches stories. Investments in these markets has been increasing exponentially. Sahil Shah studies the mathematical basis behind the pricing of these financial devices. You can find a report of his learnings here. | |
| Basic General Topoplogy Topology is an extension of set theory which helps to generalize the notions of continuity, compactness, connectedness to general sets. It also defines a way how we can define which two sets are homeomorphic(like the famous example of a coffee mug and a donut). In basic general topology, Pranav Rao looked at the definitions of the terms and some important theorems regarding continuity, uniform continuity, sequences and convergence, uniform convergence, compactness, etc. You can find a report of his learnings here. |


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OK, so you want to keep your code placement REALLY organized. You have read about my persnicketyness and now you want to practice the best in concern placement and keep those controllers of yours really slim. Like me, you may want to try and keep controller feature additions to very specific one liners of code. Organizing your controller code to do just that with ActiveRecord models or even your own custom classes is a pretty easy task, but how do you keep things simple when dealing with controller actions that have to send email AND you want that single email link of code to be responsible for everything in it's own encapsulated way.
The answer is to push the logic back to the model again.  The problem with ActionMailer is that most people just use the dynamic MyMailerClass.deliver_
methods that utilize method_missing
to instantiate a mailer classs, and send an email in one fell swoop. I like this usage too, but the challenge is how to tell an instance of a the ActionMailer::Base class that it needs to stop delivery within a method definition that is all set to deliver? The answer is Ruby singleton method magic.
I suggest placing this code into your lib/core_ext/action_mailer.rb
file. It will allow you to write mailer methods that can short circuit themselves to stop delivery. For instance:
Now you do not have to worry about placing delivery concerns in the controller and even worse duplicate that code when you have to use the same mailer method in multiple places. This works by letting the instance of the ActionMailer::Base class define it's own deliver! method which trumps the delier! method called by that object normally defined in ActionMailer::Base.


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[18]
aPlonK: Aggregated PlonK from Multi-Polynomial Commitment Schemes
Miguel Ambrona, Marc Beunardeau, Anne-Laure Schmitt, and Raphaël R. Toledo.
IWSEC 2023
TOOL
[17]
Multi-Authority ABE for Non-Monotonic Access Structures
Miguel Ambrona, Romain Gay.
PKC 2023
[16]
Blind Key-Generation Attribute-Based Encryption for General Predicates
Masayuki Abe, Miguel Ambrona.
Designs, Codes and Cryptography 2022
[15]
New optimization techniques for PlonK’s arithmetization
Miguel Ambrona, Anne-Laure Schmitt, Raphaël R. Toledo, and Danny Willems.
Preprint
[14]
A Practical Algorithm for Chess Unwinnability
Miguel Ambrona.
FUN with Algorithms 2022
TOOL
[13]
Symbolic Synthesis of Indifferentiability Attacks
Itsaka Rakotonirina, Miguel Ambrona, Alejandro Aguirre, Gilles Barthe.
ASIA CCS 2022
TOOL
[12]
Multi-Authority ABE, Revisited
Miguel Ambrona, Romain Gay.
Preprint
[11]
Acyclicity Programming for Sigma-Protocols
Masayuki Abe, Miguel Ambrona, Andrej Bogdanov, Alon Rosen, Miyako Ohkubo.
TCC 2021
[10]
Generic Negation of Pair Encodings
Miguel Ambrona.
PKC 2021
[9]
Controlled Functional Encryption Revisited: Multi-Authority Extensions and Efficient Schemes for Quadratic Functions
Miguel Ambrona, Dario Fiore, Claudio Soriente.
PoPETs 2021
[8]
Non-Interactive Composition of Sigma-Protocols via Share-then-Hash
Masayuki Abe, Miguel Ambrona, Andrej Bogdanov, Alon Rosen, Miyako Ohkubo.
ASIACRYPT 2020
[7]
WI is Almost Enough: Contingent Payment All Over Again
Ky Nguyen, Miguel Ambrona, Masayuki Abe.
ACM CCS 2020
TOOL
[6]
Black-Box Language Extension of Non-Interactive Zero-Knowledge Arguments
Masayuki Abe, Miguel Ambrona, Miyako Ohkubo.
PKC 2020
[5]
Lower Bounds on Structure-Preserving Signatures for Bilateral Messages
Masayuki Abe, Miguel Ambrona, Miyako Ohkubo and Mehdi Tibouchi.
SCN 2018
[4]
Attribute-Based Encryption in the Generic Group Model: Automated Proofs and New Constructions
Miguel Ambrona, Gilles Barthe, Romain Gay and Hoeteck Wee.
ACM CCS 2017
TOOL
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Miguel Ambrona, Gilles Barthe, Benedikt Schmidt.
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Mortal Kombat 2
İMatt Petras
The world is saved in the Mortal Kombat tournament, but sore losers will always be sore losers. So upon loosing the Outer world decides to invade the mortal realm and invade earth. Our hero's from the previous movie have to defend the realm.
OK, the concept is simple, and I stated it above that is about as simple as a plot can be. This plot even fails at that. I think that this whole script was written in about 20 min. Nothing in the plot seems to fit, all the scenes seem to lurch forward at an unsightly gaint. A lot of the movie will be obviously be based on fighting, but that does not mean that there can't be anything resembling a plot. There seems to be a lot of rather random fight scenes that simply occur out of thin air. Also as the simple fact that the forces of darkness have ARMIES running around after the hero's and the all they do is bump into the generals... *YAWN* Too much of this movie was lumped together bits and pieces that would have suited other movies. There is a fight scene where Sonya, and some female(unnamed rather major character) have something of a mud wrestling match.. well at the very least mud kickboxing. I'm sorry but its pretty bad when you have to throw something like that into the movie to maintain attention. There is no lead in into the movie what so ever, you are essentially left off where the previous one ends. this is poor style because you cant expect everyone to have seen the first movie. The plot in this movie doesn't seem to have much direction and it affects the rest of the movie because of that.
This movie is essentially a breeding ground for special effects, well at least it has the potential to be that. This movie had special effects, albeit quite bad ones. Most of the effects here are vain attempts, the opening sequence and a few other isolated spots have well placed well choreographed special effects. Most of the effects in this movie are either over done and terribly misplaced or underdone and again misplaced, this is due to the lack of a plot or any semblance of one. Also the underground passageway, was not only misplaced, in the wrong movie and badly done, I think it was a more than vain attempt to throw something into the movie that totally didn't belong there. Next time you see a mortal person turn into a dragon in a movie and it looks bad... run, it might be another installment of Mortal Kombat. Most of the fight scenes are also badly choreographed, most people can't take a beating like that and then get up, let alone take on more people. I know this is a movie based on a video game. But seriously give the audience some credit.
I won't comment on the acting, because there simply was none in this movie. At least they had the foresight to cast attractive females, that at least should keep some men in the theater. (Personally I would have left it I wouldn't have had to wait for my ride.) I wouldn't go see this movie if I were anyone. I think that the video game upon which this whole movie is based is more exciting. Please save your money, throw it out if you must spend it. But do not see this movie under and circumstances. Go see Aliens if you want action. The only good thins in the movie were the music(suited my tastes) and the end... you know when the movie stops. I will not even rate this movie, that is how bad I think it is. I personally have never seen a movie this bad. I'm sure that most people could make a better one.
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Headline inflation jumps to 11.61% in October on border closure
by CSL StockbrokersData from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) disclosed that Nigeria’s consumer inflation rose by 36bps to 11.61% y/y in October, representing a 17-month high. The rise in the headline inflation was driven largely by an increase of 58bps in food inflation (14.09% y/y compared to 13.51% y/y in September), offsetting the marginal decline in core inflation (down 7bps to 8.88% y/y in October).
We believe the increase in food inflation was on the back of the continued closure of the border which impacted on food prices. Notably, the data revealed that the highest increases in the food sub-index were recorded in cereals, fish, meat, oils and fats-which were hitherto imported/smuggled. Accordingly, the supply gap emanating from the closure of the border amidst the inability of local producers to satisfy local demand pressured prices higher.
On a month on month basis, there was a synchronized movement in both headline inflation and food inflation, rising by 3bps apiece to 1.07% and 1.33% in October. Core inflation on the other hand moderated by 15bps to 0.74%.
We believe the continued moderation in core-inflation was largely supported by the stability in the foreign exchange market as well as the sustained decline in the average price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) – the NBS reported that the average price paid by consumers for premium motor spirit (petrol) decreased by 1.19% y/y and 0.04% m/m to N145.48 in October 2019 from N145.53 in September 2019.
[READ MORE: Curbing the menace of smuggling of petroleum products]
In our opinion, the decision by the Federal Government to shut the borders completely will continue to hurt commodity prices given the huge supply gap in the production of major staples. Looking ahead, we highlight that the expected increase in VAT rate will put further pressure on the demand side, supporting the upward movement in the elevated price index. Overall, we do not expect a further easing in monetary stance from the CBN due to structural challenges, rather we envisage the implementation of a tighter monetary policy stance in the near-term.
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With the countless online resources available to consumers, the car-buying process has undergone many changes. Instead of going straight to the dealership, shoppers flock to the Internet for information. In fact, a survey of 10,000 consumers revealed that
looking to buy a new car were using digital technology in some form to do research on the purchase.
While the shoppers were quick to adapt, not all dealerships have the optimized online presence needed to maximize sales. In addition, If you don’t measure and track your dealership’s digital marketing tactics,
you may be spending your marketing dollars ineffectively while missing opportunities to leverage what’s working.
Your digital marketing programs should do three things:
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Increase brand awareness. Shoppers can’t buy from you if they don’t know about your dealership, which is why awareness is a pertinent part of a marketing plan.
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Send shoppers to your website. Here, shoppers can view inventory, learn more about your dealership, and (hopefully) convert into leads.
3
Send you quality leads. Whether it’s through email, phone, or in-person connections, effective digital marketing should increase your lead quality and flow.
Based on the above, you’ll want to track the following on a monthly or weekly basis:
What percentage of your website traffic comes from each marketing channel
How many leads come from each marketing channel
And most importantly, how many sales came from each marketing channel
In this guide, you will discover valuable insights for optimizing your digital marketing program and measuring the impact of each tactic to ensure your efforts are generating the highest ROI possible.
When examining the return on the digital marketing efforts of your dealership, two key metrics to look at are:
cost per lead
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One common misconception amongst all marketers – not just those in dealerships – is that raw number of leads is the most important metric for determining the success of a program.
While the total number of leads and even CPL are important metrics to look at, these metrics ignore the quality of those leads. It doesn’t matter if a program is giving you 1,000 leads if none of those shoppers buy a car from your dealership.
That’s why it’s important to look at the quality of the audience and leads when determining the success of your digital marketing programs.
If we were to look only at the total number of leads and cost per lead fields, we would assume that Vendor C was by far our most successful vendor.
| VENDOR A | VENDOR B | VENDOR C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Cost | $1,500 | $3,000 | $5,000 |
| Number of Leads | 10 | 20 | 40 |
| Cost per Lead | $150 | $150 | $125 |
| Number of Sales | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| Cost per Sale | $300 | $600 | $1000 |
But when we start to look at the quality of those leads - how many of those leads actually bought a car - we start to see that Vendor A and B far outperform Vendor C.
Each of the vendors sold about the same number of cars, but when you consider the cost for each of these vendors we start to see that Vendor A far and away provides us the lowest cost per sale.
This hypothetical example illustrates the importance of tracking lead quality. Without closely examining these numbers, it may appear Vendor C is the most effective of the three vendors; however, it’s really Vendor A that’s providing the greatest return.
To draw conclusions about which channels are successfully driving you the highest quality of leads, focus on two key metrics:
While CPL and CPS are both key metrics when determining the success of your marketing efforts, ultimately the most important metric to consider is your return on investment (ROI), which means determining the value of your initiatives’ results and comparing that to the amount you spent to launch them.
When we look at our three hypothetical cases when it comes to ROI, Vendor B sees the highest return on their investment. This example demonstrates that although you may have a low cost per sale for one channel, the sales from that channel may not be as high value as your sales coming from other marketing channels.
| VENDOR A | VENDOR B | VENDOR C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gross Prfit | $4,000 | $8,500 | $5,000 |
| ROI | 166% | 183% | 0 |
To determine your overall ROI or the ROI of your individual marketing tactics, follow this formula:
Calculate the Cost per Lead, Cost per Sale, and ROI for each marketing channel you use. These metrics are top indicators of the effectiveness of your marketing programs and will provide a better idea as to whether your marketing investment is getting a return.


Twitter again faces discrimination flak as #deleteallBlueTicks trends
Opaqueness in criteria for blue ticks enrages users
by Our BureauMicroblogging site Twitter is once again drawing flak over how it assigns the coveted ‘Blue Tick’ mark, with angry Twitterati trending the hashtag deleteallBlueTicks.
People vented their anger over how pleas for ‘verification’ have been rejected by the US social media firm.
Most tweets were in the same vein. “What is the criteria for giving blue tick,” a user asked.
“What is the criteria for verifying a Twitter handle,” asked another.“Disclose the standards for giving a blue tick,” said one user. “For equality!” said one more.
The issue began festering a couple of weeks ago, after columnist Dilip Mondal’s Twitter account was temporarily suspended, leading to widespread outrage and allegations that Twitter was biased.
At the time, Twitter had issued a statement underlining that it was impartial and did not bas its actions on political ideology or viewpoints.
On Friday, users again alleged that the social media app discriminates against some sections of users, while favouring others. The hashtag quickly moved up into the list of top trending hashtags, with about 9,000 people tweeting about it.
Twitter ‘verifies’ certain categories of professional users such as social activists, lawyers, celebrities in different fields, those holding top offices and politicians. It does so by assigning them a blue tick. This tick is a mark of the authenticity of the account, letting Twitterati know that it’s an official account.
The number of verified accounts is limited, leaving scores of users disappointed. The window for verification is not set, with the US-based social media firm giving no reason for this.
The microblogging site has been attracting sharp criticism for rejecting hundreds of pleas from users.
Responding to a query on allegations of discrimination in assigning the blue ticks, a Twitter spokesperson contended that the verification programme has been closed and that “inclusion and diversity are fundamental to who we are and crucial to the effectiveness of our service”.
Twitter, however, said that it continues to verify public figures who are active in the public conversation as it reviews the verification programme.
"As we have publicly stated on a number of occasions, our public verification process is currently closed. On a case-by-case basis we do verify people who are active in the public conversation on Twitter. For example, we work with political parties to verify candidates, elected officials, and relevant party officials around the time of elections whose accounts will be active in the public conversation. We have a dedicated global process for managing these selected verifications," the spokesperson said.


Balotelli blames ‘handful of idiots’ for Verona monkey chants
ROME, Nov 6 — Mario Balotelli said yesterday his threat to leave the pitch during the weekend’s Serie A defeat to Hellas Verona came after being racially abused by ‘a handful of idiots’.
“I didn’t accuse Hellas Verona, I didn’t accuse that section of the Hellas Verona stadium.  I accused those morons and that’s all,” Balotelli, 29, told Italian television programme Le Iene.
“If you want to disturb a player, there are thousands of other ways to do it. But not like that. It’s not right like that.”
Verona were given a one-match partial stadium closure yesterday for the monkey chants some of their fans directed at Brescia striker Balotelli in the fixture between the two clubs on Sunday.
The match was suspended for a few minutes around the hour mark as the 36-time Italy international tried to force himself from the pitch before a message was read out on the stadium loudspeaker threatening both teams would leave the field if there was a repeat of any abuse.
 Racist behaviour is not acceptable, it never has been, and never will be,” Balotelli added.
Verona coach Ivan Juric insisted he heard “no racists chants, nothing at all,” adding that “to say otherwise is a lie”. — AFP


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Getting Real: "Functional specifications documents lead to an illusion of agreement. A bunch of people agreeing on paragraphs of text is not real agreement. Everyone is reading the same thing, but they’re often thinking something different. "
I'm not sure what the answer is, here. Certainly UIs need to get more prominence in the development process (see Palm, Apple, Sony for reasons why)... but this needs to be done within realistic parameters - there's no point in designing a user interface which can't be implemented.
I also believe that, especially with mobile, it's difficult to design an interface without playing with it - without actually having it on a target handset so that you can feel what's right and what's wrong about it. Such things can be difficult to articulate or document.


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[dscrdvrsc] <Moker> @Gmoney correct, it stays locked
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> oh is the number after Immature (xxxx) the lock time for that block?
[dscrdvrsc] <Moker> yes, in minutes
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> right.. block time is a minute
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> 107.4910 Gh/s
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> 30-32 hours (roughly) to find a block with newer i7
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[dscrdvrsc] <TexWiller> there were a bug in split pow/pos, corrected. I've also added number of locked coins released each month
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> I was wrong when I predicted 100GH by the start of unlocked 96 VRSC rewards
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> I wonder if this backs off at all after this current halving?
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> i dont think it will by much
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> with the new hashing getting 50MH on decent systems, thats 20 nanoseconds per hash!, it is interesting that much older systems are getting close to the same and the fastest at 75MH or so. this update has really leveled the playing field. The ideal mining "rig" would seem to be a dozen old laptops instead of a GPU
[dscrdvrsc] <karero> @jl777c very succint observation
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> I think you can buy a few dozen old laptops for the cost of a fancy GPU? not sure about current prices, but say 25 systems would get almost 1GH and it seems unlikely any GPU can get that sort of speed
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> i3s to i7s are doing quite well.. but I cant get the pentium and celeron chips to mine at all..
[dscrdvrsc] <Gmoney> they get stuck on 'activating best chain' and I never get into mining with the pentium and celeron (even though they are newer builds)
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> with i3/i5/i7 literally everywhere and in many low cost systems, it allows most anyone to get decent hashrate and the ambitiuous can go a bit crazy on eBay to build a farm
[dscrdvrsc] <karero> That has some real beauty to it, I believe.
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> if we see the hashrate rising linearly after the current surge, then I think that will be what is happening as people find long abandoned i5 systems to put them in service


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O Captain! My Captain!
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O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done;[1]
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The ship has weather’d every rack, the prize we sought is won,
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The port is near, the bells I hear, the people all exulting,
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While follow eyes the steady keel, the vessel grim and daring;
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But O heart! heart! heart!
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O the bleeding drops of red,
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Where on the deck my Captain lies,
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Fallen cold and dead.

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This arm beneath your head!
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It is some dream that on the deck,
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You’ve fallen cold and dead.
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My Captain does not answer, his lips are pale and still,[3]
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My father does not feel my arm, he has no pulse nor will,
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The ship is anchor’d safe and sound, its voyage closed and done,
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From fearful trip the victor ship comes in with object won;
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Exult O shores, and ring O bells!
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But I with mournful tread,
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Walk the deck my Captain lies,
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Fallen cold and dead.
Footnotes
The author had just landed in La Guardia Airport after the flight captain died. All the passengers stood up to applaud the co-pilot. We have it in good authority that the event in question led Yoko Ono to write her “Letter to John”:
↩- On a windy day let’s go flying
- There may be no trees to rest on
- There may be no clouds to ride
- But we’ll have our wings and the wind will be with us
- That’s enough for me, that’s enough for me.
The bugle is a small trumpet implicated in the military industrial complex. ↩
Another footnote. Why not? ↩


Class EngineStates
Different states the engine can be in. You can query engine states to better understand whats going on while debugging.
Inheritance
System.Object
EngineStates
Namespace: BonEngineSharp.Defs
Assembly: BonEngineSharp.dll
Syntax
public sealed class EngineStates : Enum
Fields
BeforeInitialize
Engine was not initialized yet.
Declaration
public const EngineStates BeforeInitialize
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
Destroyed
Engine is completely stopped and destroyed.
Declaration
public const EngineStates Destroyed
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
DrawImage
Engine is drawing.
Declaration
public const EngineStates DrawImage
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
FixedUpdate
Engine is doing fixed updates.
Declaration
public const EngineStates FixedUpdate
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
HandleEvents
Engine is handling events.
Declaration
public const EngineStates HandleEvents
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
Initialize
Engine is initializing now.
Declaration
public const EngineStates Initialize
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
InternalUpdate
Engine is doing managers updates.
Declaration
public const EngineStates InternalUpdate
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
MainLoopInBetweens
Engine is doing other main-loop code that isn't updates or drawing.
Declaration
public const EngineStates MainLoopInBetweens
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
Stopping
Engine is stopping.
Declaration
public const EngineStates Stopping
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
SwitchScene
Engine is currently switching scenes (not set on first scene set).
Declaration
public const EngineStates SwitchScene
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
Update
Engine is doing regular updates.
Declaration
public const EngineStates Update
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EngineStates |
value__
Declaration
public int value__
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |


Aegis is a web interface to allow non-technical users to run YARA scans on files to classify them.
It was designed by KittyMagician
YARA is a pattern matching toolkit that is typically used by computer security incident response teams to identify malware.
It supports textural and binary patterns. YARA was designed by Victor Manuel Alvarez for VirusTotal/Chronicle
Aegis is built with the Flask Microframework, Python3, Yara-Python and Yara
The sample is uploaded to the server in the /uploads
folder. the yara rules are compiled and sample is then tested againist the super rule output.yar
.
Aegis redirects to a results page diplsaying the results and deletes the sample file.
There are many different places you can obtain community yara rules for free. Here's a few exmaple places
If you build some cool rules consider contributing them back to the community!
If you wish to add the rules to the scanner save them to the /rules
folder.
Aegis compiles the rules into a single super yara rule called output.yar during each execution (Aegis requires no restarts for changes to be made).
No. You will need to test the yara rules before including them for use in Aegis.


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Entries invited for child protection mascot competition
THE Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is inviting entries for its child protection mascot design and name competition.
The competition, titled 'ProtekWiPickneyDem', is being rolled out at primary-level institutions islandwide and is targeted at children between ages seven and 12.
Public relations and communications manager at the CPFSA, Rochelle Dixon told JIS News that the aim of the competition is to galvanise children to design a child-friendly character that they can relate to, while learning about child abuse and protection.
The mascot will make special appearances at schools on a quarterly basis and will be used, along with a jingle created in 2018, as part of the child-protection programme.
Dixon said participants will have a chance to win attractive prizes, including a tablet, book vouchers and gift baskets, along with accolades of having designed the CPFSA's mascot.
The school that the winner attends will receive a smart television.
Children wishing to participate can download the competition rules and guidelines from the CPFSA's website at http://childprotection.gov.jm/ mascotdesign.
Entries should be e-mailed to prunit@ childprotection.gov.jm or dropped off at any of the CPFSA parish offices no later than Friday, November 29.


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